Marcus,
Let’s find out and compare USB 2.0 SDR devices running certain
applications
versus your USB 3.0 SDR devices ?
No more talking please.
The ASRP1, now to be called, SDR MIMO, will be available next month as
well
too to provide USRP1 applications reliable
SDR environments. I’ve had it running OpenBTS for almost 3 months with
ZERO issues!
And it all based off of the deceptive " Open Source Ettus USRP1 " design
too:
http://www.reddit.com/r/GNURadio/comments/23vm9p/gnuradio_compatible_handheld_wideband_33mhz/
Marcus, I keep aquiring USB 3.0 customers who have spent $1000 or better
for SDR equipment that is only working,
MOSTLY, through USB 2.0.
Hence why reliable USB 2.0 SDR equipment shall be coming to town from
here
on in!
Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2014 17:34:36 +0200
From: Marcus M?ller [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] GnuRadio/USRP1 application compatible
HandHeld Wideband 33 Megahertz ? 4.4 Gigahertz Software Defined
Radio
Message-ID: [email protected]
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Hi anonymous,
although I feel your mail is kind of bold advertisement, I’m going to
comment on this:
-
- Using LibUSRP is a bad choice. It’s been outdated for years. UHD
is the way to go.
- Using LibUSRP is a bad choice. It’s been outdated for years. UHD
-
- Recent GNU Radio (3.7 and 3.6.*) doesn’t support libUSRP
-
- it’d be nice if you actually mentioned why you post this to this
particular mailing list
- it’d be nice if you actually mentioned why you post this to this
-
- utilizing USB2 instead of 3 is like saying “I’m driving a '99 Fiat
Punto to avoid the well known issues that come with a modern Maserati”
- utilizing USB2 instead of 3 is like saying “I’m driving a '99 Fiat
Greetings,
Marcus